When God Trusts You With The Battle
Sometimes God doesn’t remove the fire. He walks in it with you.
This is a story of suffering, faith, and fierce obedience.
Of a woman who didn’t break.
Read about Tina. And I’d love it if you’d pray for her.
Thou Shalt Not Cancel
What if the Ten Commandments aren’t just rules… but divine invitations?
This piece explores how we’ve misunderstood the Sabbath, how culture has discarded one of God’s core decrees, and what it means to truly live a life of holy rest, truth, and alignment with the heart of Jesus. Including rich symbolism, scriptural insight, and a personal reflection on rediscovering the beauty of God’s law.
The Mourning After
The murder of Charlie Kirk was more than a headline. It was a moment of reckoning. In the silence after the shots, I sat with the sorrow, the questions, and the heartbreak.
What does it mean when we cheer for death instead of mourn a life?
Learning When To Walk Away
From the pain of rejection to the healing power of Scripture, this one is raw and real.
I used to think it was my job to fix people. To carry the weight of broken relationships. To fight for peace, even if it meant burning down my own soul in the process.
Burn Like A Fire
“I used to believe that God played favorites because man always had. I spent years trying to earn a place, to say the right things, to shrink myself small enough to be accepted. I called myself names before others could. I lived as a background character in every room, convinced I didn’t deserve to be seen. But Acts 10 shook that lie loose. God shows no favoritism. He simply says, ‘We are all here… waiting to hear the message the Lord has given.’ And for the first time, I realized that meant even me.”
The One Where Grace Meets Burnout
“I used to think it was my job to fix people. To defend peace at all costs even if it meant burning bridges. But God is teaching me that accountability is His, not mine. That I can love others without carrying them. That rest isn’t weakness; it’s trust.”
In this deeply personal post, Candice shares how God is reshaping her view of control, compassion, and calling. If you’ve ever felt exhausted from trying to “be more” for others, this reflection will speak directly to your soul.
Where Confusion and Compassion Met
"I met my father for the first time in a smoky diner beside a gas station. He bought us VCRs and TVs, trying to buy silence instead of showing up with presence. I hugged him, and his whiskers scratched my face. That’s all I remember of him. But I remember the wooden carving on the diner wall that revealed the word 'Jesus' in its shadows far more clearly than I remember his eyes. One left. The other never did."
Rest and Be Thankful
We’ve climbed a long road—through grief, change, growth, and grace.
This moment is our pause, our breath, our summit.
Not the end of the journey, but a place to say:
God has brought us this far, and we are thankful.